英語 での Reagan's の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Bush administration and its Secretary of State James Baker kept Reagan's promises to Gorbachev and achieved the reunification of Germany with promises that NATO would not move one inch to the East.
Reagan's commitment to new nuclear weapons never flagged, but as the mid-eighties recession dragged on, he could not protect every facet of the military industrial complex from congressional cost-cutting.
Ronald Reagan's“Star Wars” was an attempt to develop a system that would shoot down enough Soviet ICBMs to make a nuclear first strike on the USSR winnable.
Reagan's commitment to new nuclear weapons never flagged, but as the mid-eighties recession dragged on, he could not protect every facet of the military industrial complex from congressional cost-cutting.
It was reminiscent of Ronald Reagan's fake pictures of a Soviet installation in Nicaragua and Colin Powell's fake evidence to the UN of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.
Both men fit firmly into the neo-conservative camp, now gaining its best hearing since Ronald Reagan's term of office in the 1980s.
The courts will be clogged, and new laws protecting government bodies who were following Reagan's Executive Orders on the cover-up may have to be enacted.
David: In Ronald Reagan's own handwritten book of his memoirs- comes out in 1985 while he's still President- he kind of let slip that he was aware that we could put 300 people up into orbit.
Nancy had noticed that her name had appeared on the Hollywood blacklist and sought Reagan's help to maintain her employment as a guild actress in Hollywood, and for assistance in having her name removed from the list.
Small business confidence, based on hopes of less red tape, wouldn't have leaped to the highest since Ronald Reagan's first term as president.
In 1983, the United States Government, by direct order of President Ronald Reagan's White House, established the Office of Public Diplomacy for Latin America and the Caribbean(LPD) under the authority of the Department of State.
On November 9, 1989, determined men and women put President Ronald Reagan's powerful words into momentous action, tearing down that symbol of totalitarianism and sending a message to the entire world that democracy and the rule of law will always triumph over oppression and tyranny.
Immediately after committing Jamaican troops to Ronald Reagan's invasion of Grenada in 1983, Seaga called a snap election- two years early- on the pretext that Dr Paul Robertson, General Secretary of the PNP, had called for his resignation.
By the same argument, when Nicaragua captured US pilot Eugene Hasenfuss in 1986 after shooting down his plane delivering aid to Reagan's contra forces, they should not have tried him, found him guilty, and then sent him back to the US, as they did.
The Reagan's crew had been assured that there was no radiation to worry about over the open ocean and, as the ship's navigator, Enis had been led to believe that the radiation was a distinct plume that they could avoid.
Reagan's 1981 economic legislation, however, was a mixture of rival programs to satisfy of all his conservative constituencies(monetarists, cold warriors, middle-class swing voters, and the affluent).
Reagan's ideas were largely espoused and supported by the conservative Heritage Foundation, which grew dramatically in its influence during the Reagan years, extended to a second term by the 1984 presidential election, as Reagan and his senior aides looked to Heritage for policy guidance.
What was lost in the concern over the millions of Japanese and thousands of Americans on land was the impact of the radiation going out to sea, where the USS Reagan's strike group was providing search and rescue assistance under Operation Tomodachi.
As part of President Reagan's policy of supporting anti-Communist forces, hundreds of millions of dollars in United States aid was funneled to the Salvadoran Army, and a team of 55 Special Forces advisers, led for several years by Jim Steele, trained front-line battalions that were accused of significant human rights abuses.
You have watched Ronald Reagan's farewell address over and over,